Toxic “forever chemicals” have been found in more than one in four public drinking water systems this year in concentrations ...

The USGS has revealed than around 71 to 95 million Americans may rely on groundwater supplies with detectable levels of PFAS.

New EPA data re-enforce the need for urgency among activists as almost 500 cities may soon need to act to comply with new ...

They are called forever chemicals because once they are released into the environment ... Residents can check whether their ...

Toxic perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), also known as “forever chemicals,” have turned up in yet another remote corner of the environment: rainfall. Chemical companies ...

New Study Maps Over 50,000 Sites In the U.S. That Are Likely Contaminated With ‘Forever Chemicals’ To make the data as accessible as possible, the USGS also released an interactive map ...

Researchers found 21 types of PFAS chemicals in South Florida’s rainwater. The evidence in the study suggests that PFAS, some of which raise serious health concerns, are carried over vast ...

5, 2024 – Exposure to chemicals called PFAS during young adulthood has been linked to yet another serious health problem – reduced kidney function and kidney disease. Often called "forever ...

Sioux Falls is the only water system that pulls water from the Big Sioux River, but the city rarely uses the river as a water source. More states ban PFAS, or ‘forever chemicals,’ in more products ...

The country's water resources are massively contaminated by a molecule produced by the degradation of flufenacet, a pesticide ...

They are called forever chemicals because once they are released ... their water is affected by the test results via the city’s map, which shows areas with elevated PFOA levels in red: lanc.news ...

The murky brown Big Sioux River consistently receives poor marks for its water quality, but eastern South Dakota water systems near the river don’t know if that pollution includes “forever chemicals.” ...